Daily Wire – by Hank Berrien

During oral arguments on Tuesday over a lawsuit filed by Wisconsin GOP legislators to bar the state from extending Governor Tony Evers’ stay-at-home orders, a conservative judge called the decision to implement stay-at-home orders “the very definition of tyranny.”  Continue reading “Wisconsin Judge Slams Dem Governor’s Stay-At-Home Orders: ‘The Very Definition Of Tyranny’”

BuzzFeed News

WASHINGTON — US citizen kids whose parents are undocumented immigrants filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Tuesday challenging their exclusion from a coronavirus relief program that Congress intended to benefit children. Continue reading “US Citizen Kids Of Undocumented Immigrants Sued The Trump Administration For Denying Them Coronavirus Stimulus Checks”

Breitbart – by Hannah Bleau

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Tuesday warned that, while California will move into the next phase of reopening its economy this week, it is “not going back to normal” until there is a vaccine.

Continue reading “Gavin Newsom: California ‘Not Going Back to Normal’ Until We Have a Vaccine”

The Hill –  by Justine Coleman

Ohio will allow companies to report employees who don’t return to work when their jobs become available as the state reopens, officials announced Friday. Continue reading “Ohio tells companies to report employees who don’t return to work as state reopens”

AIER – by Jeffrey A. Tucker

The year was 1957.

Elvis’s new movie “Jailhouse Rock” was packing the theaters. The last episode of “I Love Lucy” aired on television. The show “West Side Story” held tryouts in Washington, D.C., and opened on Broadway in September. Ford’s new car the Edsel rolled off the assembly line. The Cold War with Russia was on and “In God We Trust” appeared on U.S. currency. The first Toys R Us store opened.  Continue reading “Elvis Was King, Ike Was President, and 116,000 Americans Died in a Pandemic”

Ammo.com

“In America we say if anyone gets hurt, we will ban it for everyone everywhere for all time. And before we know it, everything is banned.”

Continue reading “Bubble-Wrapped Americans: How the U.S. Became Obsessed with Physical and Emotional Safety”

Heavy

Paybacks and karma don’t always have to be a bad thing. Sometimes a kindness your ancestors did 173 years ago can come back around when you need it most. This what the Navaho and Hopi Nations are learning as dozens of people from Ireland make donations to the Native American Tribes’ GoFundMe Page for COVID-19 relief. Continue reading “Irish Donate to Native Americans During Pandemic to Repay 170-Year-Old Debt”